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Original cemetery records now more than years old have been uncovered, naming Wilhelmina Hermann as the first person buried in the Takalvan Street cemetery. Bundaberg Regional Council records staff made the surprise find recently while digitising cemetery records. Regional Supervisor of Cemeteries Nicholas Burfield said unlike other types of records, those held at the cemetery were permanent and could never be destroyed. Viewing the books is a delicate process and staff are minimising the handling as much as possible. The plot number and type of burial reveals that she was buried in a public grave which, during those times, was quite common and meant the graves had no headstone. Nicholas said due to their age, the books would be sent to State Records to be archived and stored in conditions appropriate for such fragile records.

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Bundaberg Regional Council administers, or is Trustee for, nine cemeteries throughout our region. Some of these cemeteries are closed to new burials. The Bundaberg General Cemetery continues to provide one of the biggest windows into the history of our great region. However, adding to the mystique that often surrounds cemeteries and the folk-lore or legend they can evoke, the development of cemeteries in Bundaberg have an almost quirky slant. This includes the transfer of remains from an original burial ground to a new cemetery location and ultimately the loss of cemetery records covering a six- year period from including the names of those whose remains were relocated. The city fathers recognised this site was not sustainable as a long term option and a new cemetery was developed on 40 acres a little over 16 hectares at the current location off Takalvan Street. However, it was not until that Council, reacting to public pressure, gained permission from the Colonial Secretary to have the bodies exhumed and relocated to the new cemetery. Council was informed at its meeting in January that all bodies believed to be located in 10 or 12 graves had been removed from the original cemetery site. Bundaberg Regional Council accepted cemetery management responsibilities from the former Bundaberg City Council at the point of amalgamation in A Lawn Cemetery, located adjacent to the General Cemetery, was reportedly first utilised for a burial in December Another quirky fact associated with the early days of the cemetery was that burials were carried out free of charge. Read "Bundaberg General Cemetery: a history" by the Bundaberg Regional Libraries for more information on the original location of the cemetery, the development of the new cemetery and links to the burial registers. Read the article. The Apple Tree Creek Cemetery had historically catered to most burials across the Isis Shire until the Isis Shire Council decided space and convenience were issues and confined future burials at Apple Tree Creek to existing plot holders.

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Original cemetery records now more than years old have been uncovered, naming Wilhelmina Hermann as the first person buried in the Takalvan Street cemetery. Bundaberg Regional Council records staff made the surprise find recently while digitising cemetery records. Regional Supervisor of Cemeteries Nicholas Burfield said unlike other types of records, those held at the cemetery were permanent and could never be destroyed. Viewing the books is a delicate process and staff are minimising the handling as much as possible. The plot number and type of burial reveals that she was buried in a public grave which, during those times, was quite common and meant the graves had no headstone. Nicholas said due to their age, the books would be sent to State Records to be archived and stored in conditions appropriate for such fragile records. The team has been diligently working to digitise local cemetery records to ensure the information is preserved and to allow for increased accessibility to the information stored within.

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More information regarding cemetery services can be found in our frequently asked questions below. No, however you can reserve a plot or ashes site. This secures the grave or ashes site until any form of interment is required. The pre-selection of a burial or ashes site - Burial Rights.

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Customer service demand grows 25 January Historic Invicta Cemetery a mill legacy 7 February Setting Primary Image. Session expired Please log in again. One problem I have is a horse trainer, way back, quite popular, a strange religion, died after he was thrown from a horse. Add Relationship. Use the button below to schedule one. Gin Gin Cemetery The first European settlement in the Gin Gin district occurred in when Gregory Blaxland the son of the famous explorer and William Forster established the Tirroan pastoral station, which was stocked with sheep. Facebook Instagram Linkedin Twitter Youtube. Not finding what you are looking for? Number of Images A Cemetery can demonstrate or provide significance in the following areas: Historical; providing physical evidence of past attitudes towards death, commemoration, providing evidence into the social and economic development of our regions. There are no upcoming events scheduled at Bundaberg General Cemetery.

Bundaberg Regional Council administers, or is Trustee for, nine cemeteries throughout our region. Some of these cemeteries are closed to new burials.

Latest news. Use the button below to begin a simple step by step process to get started contributing to Bundaberg General Cemetery. Address Takalvan Street. Henker Family Graves. Bundaberg Crematorium and Memorial Park. Please log in again. The Apple Tree Creek Cemetery had historically catered to most burials across the Isis Shire until the Isis Shire Council decided space and convenience were issues and confined future burials at Apple Tree Creek to existing plot holders. Customer service demand grows 25 January Viewing the books is a delicate process and staff are minimising the handling as much as possible. A major flood in demonstrated the flood-prone nature of the low-lying cemetery land and this, in conjunction with diminishing use of the facility, led to its closure to burials. A Cemetery can demonstrate or provide significance in the following areas: Historical; providing physical evidence of past attitudes towards death, commemoration, providing evidence into the social and economic development of our regions. Setting Primary Image.